Bernardsville’s sweet & tasty staple. Serving up scoops and smiles for more than a decade, Penguin Ice Cream has become a year-round gathering place for residents and visitors alike.

Bernardsville’s Happy Place. Welcoming shoppers into Olcott Square, The Rebecca Collection has provided that special something for those special someones for more than twenty years.

With more than 100 years of sharing big screen moments, the Bernardsville Cinema is one New Jersey’s last remaining old-time downtown movie theaters. From Vaudeville acts and six reels of moving pictures to Hollywood blockbusters, the 400-seat theater is a local icon.

All aboard the The Millionaire's Express! Opening in 1872, the Bernardsville Train Station was added to the New Jersey Register of Historic Places and the National Register of Historic Places in 1984. Throughout its history, the station even served as a bank branch💰

Cruising north or south on route 202, you may be lucky enough to spot a few of Bernardsville’s most recognizable residents. With 240-acres to roam on, the Meadowbrook Farm cows keep it MOOOOOOving.

This small memorial park that is home to annual community fishing derbies and a variety of small wildlife from fish to frogs. Nothing says ‘ Welcome to Bernardsville’ like weeping willows and wonderful views.

An unofficial welcome sign of sorts, Somerset Grain & Feed’s 1957 Chevrolet radiates nostalgia. Somerset Grain & Feed has been proudly serving the local area for more than 70 years.

One of Bernardsville’s most photographed features, the water tower at the Cross Estate greets visitors as they enter into the estate’s picturesque gardens.